The Atari Lynx, despite its relatively short lifespan and limited commercial success, boasts a library of games that are still celebrated by retro gaming enthusiasts today. Here’s a ...

If you’ve paid any attention to Atari’s handheld or the Jaguar ... ambitious homebrew titles that have emerged since the Lynx’s commercial demise. The result is a fun, frantic shooter ...

Like many failed hardware ventures, it still maintains something of a cult following but can only be considered a misstep for Atari. Following the commercial failure of the Lynx and Jaguar ...

With its introduction in 1989, the Atari Lynx was the first handheld videogame system to include a color LCD. The gigantic size and equally gigantic price tag did not win-over a massive audience ...

The list also features the original Atari Lynx at $188 and the Sega Saturn, valued at $165. Some of these consoles were commercial failures at launch but have gained significant value over time ...

Created for the Atari Lynx portable system ... options like Cybermorph and Club Drive were and are disappointing games and commercial failures! But they are fascinating. 3D Jaguar games represent ...

With hardware designed by the engineers of the Amiga, and a first party lineup from legendary Commodore-era developer Epyx, the Lynx would prove to be the beginning and end of a new age for Atari.

Consider the Atari Lynx, which launched in direct competition with Nintendo's Game Boy. No one had produced a serious portable game console until summer 1989, when suddenly two systems entered the ...

The Anniversary Celebration will include over 90 games spanning the Atari 2600, 5200, 7800, ST, Jaguar and Lynx, and it's coming later this year. As reported by Game Informer in an exclusive first ...

Released in 1989, the Atari Lynx was a portable gaming device way ahead of its time. As the world’s first portable gaming device to boast a color display, the Lynx packed a host of other ...